What secrets are kept in the Vatican Library?

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Throughout its history, mankind has accumulated knowledge in the form of inscriptions on stones, scrolls, later books and manuscripts. Entire libraries have been created. We know about the existence of huge libraries of antiquity - the library of Alexandria, the library of the secret society "Union of Nine Unknowns", the library of Ivan the Terrible (Liberia), etc.

Unfortunately, they have all been lost. But there is another huge library that nothing happened to. Here access to it is closed to mere mortals. We're talking about the Vatican library.

You can write dozens of historical and detective novels about this library. The fact is that there is such a place in the world where countless books, maps and other documents that tell about the true history of mankind are collected and at the same time hidden from people.

Which, by the way, is not ten thousand years old, as orthodox historians tell us, but not less than tens of millions.

This is indicated not only in archaeological excavations (although about the unique artifacts found by orthodox science, as the true foundations of the Vatican Library), but also in numerous myths and legends of almost all the peoples of the world.

But the attitude of this rich heritage, this mythological knowledge that people could not accept any Anunnaki and Illuminati, we again distorted - zombies, that is, some fairy tales that have nothing to do with the true history of the Earth, But excuse me …

According to official data, the Vatican Apostolic Library contains almost 2 million printed publications (both old and modern), 150 thousand manuscripts and archival volumes, 8300 incunabula (of which 65 are parchments), more than 100 thousand engravings, about 200 thousand maps and documents, as well as many works of art that do not lend themselves to routine accounting, including 300 thousand medals and coins and much more.

According to unofficial data, in the underground vaults of the Vatican, which occupy a huge territory, there are many secret rooms, known only to initiates. The Pope, spending many years in the Vatican, did not even know about their existence.

It is in these rooms that there are priceless manuscripts that shed light on various secrets of the Universe, they can give answers to any questions, even about the origin of life on Earth.

They contain manuscripts of almost all the ancient libraries of the world, including those allegedly burned or disappeared without a trace - Thebes, Carthage and, of course, Alexandria.

The Library of Alexandria was founded by Pharaoh Ptolemy Soter shortly before the beginning of our era and was replenished on a global scale. Egyptian officials confiscated all imported Greek parchments into the library: every ship that arrived in Alexandria was obliged to sell its library or provide a copy.

The library keepers hastily rewrote whatever was at hand, with hundreds of slaves working every day, copying and sorting thousands of scrolls. After all, by the beginning of our era, the Library of Alexandria contained many thousands of manuscripts and was considered the largest collection of books in the ancient world.

The works of eminent scholars and book writers in dozens of different languages were kept here. It is said that there were no valuable literary works in the world without copies in the library of Alexandria.

The story of the alleged fire, according to independent researchers, is just a smokescreen designed to hide from humanity what it is not able to recognize.

Again, according to unofficial sources, the Vatican was created by the priests of the temple of Amun, so its true residence is not in Italy, but in the Egyptian Theban temple of Seti, which represents the dark personality of Set or Amun. The Italian Vatican today is rather a dark knowledge of humanity

It is from here that they just throw crumbs to us, so that modern civilization develops in the way and at the pace that the true dark creators of the Vatican preach.

According to publicly available sources and encyclopedias, the Vatican Library was founded on June 15, 1475 after the publication of Pope Sixtus IV, the corresponding bulls. However, this did not accurately reflect reality. By this time, the papal library already had a long and rich history

The Vatican was a collection of ancient manuscripts that were collected by the predecessors of Sixtus IV. They followed the traditions that appeared in the fourth century under Pope Damas I and continued by Pope Boniface VIII, who created the first complete reference book at that time, as well as under the present founder of the library, Pope Nicholas V, who declared it public and left behind more than a thousand different manuscripts. …

Within a short period of time after the creation of the Vatican Library, there were already more than 3,000 original manuscripts purchased in Europe by papal agents.

The content of a large number of works perpetuated for future generations many scribes. During this period, the collection included not only theological writings and sacred books, but also classical works in Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Coptic, Hebrew and Arabic, philosophical treatises, books on history, law, architecture, music and art.

The Vatican Library serves as a magnet for scholars around the world, but you have to work with your funds to uncover its secrets, and it's not easy. Readers' access to many archives is strictly limited

For most documents, you must make a special request explaining the reason for its interest. And it is not a fact that the request will be considered positively. In this case, the historian must have an impeccable reputation

As for the secret archives of the Vatican, that is, the private libraries of the Foundation: access there is almost impossible

And although the library is officially open for scientific and research work, every day it can only accommodate about 150 experts and scholars. At this rate, exploration in the treasure library will take 1,250 years, because the total length of the library's 650 shelves is 85 km

The Vatican Library is one of the most protected sites in the world, because its protection is more serious than any nuclear power plant. In addition to the numerous Swiss guards, the rest of the library is guarded by an advanced automatic system that forms several layers of defense.

However, there are times when ancient manuscripts, which, according to historians, are the property of all mankind, are trying to steal. So, in 1996, an American professor and art critic was convicted of stealing several pages torn from a 14th century manuscript written by Francesco Petrarca.

The legacy that was collected by the Roman Catholic Church has increased significantly due to the acquisition, the receipt of a gift, or the storage of entire libraries. Thus, the Vatican received manuscripts from a number of major European libraries: Urbino, Palatine, Heidelberg and others.

In addition, the library contains many archives that have not yet been investigated, access to which can only be obtained theoretically. For example, some of the manuscripts of Leonardo da Vinci, which are still not shown to the general public. What for? There is speculation that they contain something that could undermine the prestige of the Church

The Special Secret Library is a mysterious book of the ancient Toltec Indians. All we know about these books is that they exist. Everything else is rumors, legends and hypotheses

They are believed to have information about the missing Inca gold. It is also claimed that they contain reliable information about the visits of aliens on our planet, from ancient times to the present day.

There is also a legend that the Vatican Library contains a copy of one of the works of Cagliostro. There is a fragment of text describing the process of rejuvenation or regeneration of the body:

While this description sounds fantastic, it is strikingly simple to repeat one little-known method of rejuvenation "Kaya Kappa" that has come down to us from ancient India.

An interesting fact is that his miraculous transformation also took forty days, because most of them were asleep. After forty days, he grew new hair, teeth and body and restored youth and energy. The parallel with Count Cagliostro's work is pretty obvious, so it's possible that rumors of a rejuvenating elixir are real.

In 2012, the Vatican Apostolic Library allowed for the first time to make copies of some of its manuscripts and display them for all to see at the Capitoline Museum in Rome.

The gift that the Vatican made to Rome and the world had a very simple purpose. “First of all, it is important to dispel the myths and destroy the legends surrounding this great collection of human knowledge,” he explained, while Gianni Venditi, archivist and curator of the exhibition with the symbolic title “Light in the Dark”.

All documents submitted were original and spanned nearly 1,200 years, revealing pages of history never before available to the general public. At the exhibition, all curious people were able to see manuscripts, papal bulls, a judicial opinion in the case against heretics, encrypted letters, personal correspondence of popes and emperors, etc.

One of the most interesting exhibits are the records of the trial of Galileo Galilei, the excommunication of Martin Luther and Michelangelo.

However, as you might have guessed, the publication of all these documents for the Vatican did not carry any threat - one way or another it was known about them before.

Many researchers believe that in the classification of the Vatican archives was visible the hand of the Freemasons, who are considered the most secret government of the Earth, which everyone talks about, but who are nevertheless unknown. Do we ever know these secrets? I would like to believe …